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WolfDancer said:
Wild Winnie Equine said:
I kind of do! Right now, I still have to use a bridle, but that's because I'm using one of my newer mares that's not fully leg trained. The goal is to have her bridle-less by the end of the year. :) If you have any questions, feel free to pm me!
I ride bareback like this as well, she is and older mare and never learned leg yielding? I don't know why and the owner don't either. If you have questions let me know :D
I'm not just ridding bare back, I'm using a neck rope but still have a bridle with the reins tied at the top of my mare's neck as an emergency break. The last time I tried riding her in just a neck rope I fell into a water trough lol |
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I use a bit and bridle but thats it, winnie that must of hurt and been cold falling into a trough xD |
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Free riding takes a year or even more of consistent work since you have absolutely no tack. Your horse must work off your leg and seat nearly perfect to do this well. And you must must must be a good, strong rider to not ruin a horses back. |
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I've done freeriding once on a lunge lead during my first summer of riding. |
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Daytime Flurries, Clearing Overnight
